Time to put the forum in a cage match

I want to know the list of everybodies favorite military branches list them 1-4/5 being bottom. Remeber everybody has different thoughts about branches so don't hate TOO much, me first.

1. Air Force, Just because of all the stuff they do.
2. Army I prefer them not to cocky and know how to get the job done.
3. Marines, Kind of ehh a always seem to take the forceful route not the smart route
4. Navy, Dress uniforms are gay, SEAL's and pilots are OK but still a uniforms make you look strait up gay

I can assure you 100% that if you went up to a sailor in his "gay" uniform and said "LAWL YOU WEAR GAY UNIFORMS" you would be unconscious in about 5 seconds.

The media ALWAYS portrays marines as the gung-ho type. They don't "take the forceful route" instead of the "smart route", they do what they are ordered or what they deem the most efficient and effective for that situation.

You say you prefer the army because they are not cocky. Ever talked to a Ranger?

I think this is a bad idea of a thread.

Seems it will just encourage stereotyping.
And honestly, its kinda an unspoken rule that civilians do not mock branches.

http://www.airsoftallies.com/the-lounge-f42/rules-for-the-non-miltary-t4363.htm

Seems disrespectful. I thought these days were behind us?

Well then I shall get it deleated

PS: There ARE...and I mean "ARE" as in "that is a fact"...5 branches of the United States military.

Coast guard may sound like an insubstantial government search and rescue agency...but they are responsible for the majority of coastal maritime law enforcement and seabourne terrorism response...along with their primary role as a SAR element.

Coast guard service members ARE armed. They drive/sail/fly MILITARY vessels and aircraft.
They operate under the commander in chief...fight...die...and kill for their nation.

Because they ARE military.

I guess our friend Lonesniper forgot about the Coast Guard.

If you want to argue about stereotypes go on youtube.
please no here..

Yeah, I always hated the term "weekend warriors", its so disrespectable. I mean, comon, a soldier's a soldier.

Im a weekend terrier